Get to Know the Integrated Development Environment

The integrated development environment is the environment where all business processes to be used in the system and the flow and form designs connected to these processes are developed.

The business processes created in the development environment are opened to the use of the system users and the workflows required by the organization begin to be executed through the system. Business processes proceed according to the scenario designed during development, and traceable, traceable and measurable systems are obtained with the data generated in the system as a result of advancing business processes.

The project created in the development interface is a ASP.NET Core project. The created project can be run platform-independent, with configurations to be made on Linux, Windows (Apache, Nginx, IIS) servers or cloud systems (Amazon, Azure, etc.).

Forms designed in the development interface are compatible with all browsers and mobile devices.

By integrating Restful APIs into the developed project, the data needed on the form and flow sides can be provided from these Restful APIs.

Forms can be coded using Css and TypeScript in frontend developments, and C# in backend development of forms and flows.

Html, Css, C#, TypeScript files can be added to the project, and the projects can be customized according to the request and need with the codes written in these files. With the codes written in Html, Css, TypeScript type files, visual arrangements to forms and functionalities supported in browsers can be developed.

Integration with ERP systems such as SAP and Acumatica can be provided through the Integration Manager.

Custom classes can be written to C#-type files, or custom methods that can satisfy Web API requests of type Controller.

The data of the created project can be stored on SQL Server or Oracle database servers.